Whether you are blogging, writing a newsletter or planning an email marketing campaign, CONTENT is what’s important. It has to be SPECIAL! What makes content special, of course, depends on the intended audience. Some audiences prefer short, one-line answers from experts and some prefer paragraphs filled with detail and insight. Some attorney clients will prefer content rich material that will assist them in the very case they have on their desk right now.
Blogs, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, and other online platforms are giving organization like yours an enormous opportunity to engage directly with your customers or would-be customers," write Ann Handley and CC Chapman in their book Content Rules: How to Create Killer Blogs, Podcasts, Videos, Ebooks, Webinars (and More) that Engage Customers and Ignite Your Business.
"Now, thanks to the…Internet and…web-based tools and technologies, you can create online content—blog posts, videos, webinars, and web sites—that will attract customers to you, so you won't have to chase after them. What's more, you can entice your customers to share that content with each other, all across the Web," they explain.
While we have all come to love Twitter or at least in my case, accept the inevitable, Legal Nurse Consultants are making egregious errors while using their accounts. Writing at MarketingProfs Daily Fix blog, Megan Leap discusses several “gruesome Twitter pet peeves that could irk your profile visitors—and cost you followers.” Here are few major no-nos
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